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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 2004
Page
2
Readers discuss rollcarts for garbage pickup and home security, question enforcement of a 24 hour return rule, and share opinions on political issues, community care, and a condolence message for Tamara Dunstan. The letter also invites public input via Talkback.
Toni Harding, a South Aiken High School culinary arts senior, visits Schofield Middle School to demonstrate French toast to seventh graders. She shares recipe details and career ambitions while reflecting on her time as a student and her goal of entering the restaurant industry or teaching.
Faye Drawdy of Santa Faye's Stuff on Whiskey Road donates half of her flea market proceeds to St. Paul United Methodist's church building fund. The shop fills a cabin donated by Lynn Alexander with donated items sold at flea market prices. The church plans a family life center to aid youth programs and community groups.
The 6 30 p m special meeting will finalize a 23 million project list funded by a continuance of the Capital Sales Tax. Top items include a Dougherty Road to Aiken Mall connector at 350 000 and a Dougherty Road to Wal Martins route at 700 000. USC Aiken Convocation Center work is set for 745 000 with two fire department substations planned at 250 000 and 700 000. The splash park ranks lowest. a Railroad Depot and African American History Center are also listed among 37 items.
The City of Aiken's Parks Recreation and Tourism department reviews a proposed one million dollar pro shop at the H O Weeks Tennis Center. Construction starts in September with bids in July and an 18 month build. The project includes better restroom facilities and improved court access and marketing potential for tournaments.
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